U S Opposed to Red Army Oil Deal Over Iran Troops
Washington reports confirm that Soviet demands for oil concessions accompany Iran troop removal requests. The State Department awaits Ambassador Murray in Tehran to decide if Iran will take the dispute to the United Nations Security Council. The U.S. rejects any oil-for-troop-deal and defends Iran’s sovereignty.
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U. S
Washington
Iran
Soviet Union
State Department
Wallace Murray
Tehran
Russia
United Nations Security Council
United States
Murray
London
Andrei A Gromyko
James F. Byrnes
Truman
Gromyko
West Texas Pharmaceutical Convention Opens in Amarillo
Arrivals expected for an expected attendance of 500 at the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention in Amarillo. Registration starts tomorrow morning at the Herring Hotel with programs running through Thursday afternoon. A golf tournament at the Amarillo Country Club is a highlight.
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Amarillo
West Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Thurman Gholston
Baruch Nominated to UN Atomic Energy Commission
President Truman will nominate Bernard M. Baruch as the American member of the United Nations Commission on atomic energy. Baruch, a veteran financier who led the War Industries Board in World War I and held key roles in World War II, is slated for the post following a long government service.
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Washington
U.P
Bernard M. Baruch
Truman
United Nations Commission
Atomic Energy
Baruch
War Industries Board
Roosevelt
Joe L. Reed
Lubbock
Herschel Coffee
West Texas State College
Mason King
L. P. Gill
Colonel Stirling
New England
Southwest
Stirling
United States of America
Hemisphere
Nylons Shipped to Mexico Fetch High Prices
United Press reports 648000 pairs of nylons shipped to Mexico in two weeks with prices up to 50 dollars a pair. 68 cartons left Southwest Philadelphia Airport, with 12 cartons containing 2160 pairs sent to Mexico. Most consignments go to Brownsville Dallas Fort Worth and Corpus Christi for border transfer.
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Philadelphia
Mexico
Brownsville
Dallas
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
United Press
New York
Browns Ville
Heiress Found After Weeklong Madison Missing Case
Suzanne Froedtert a 16 year old heiress from Madison Wisconsin missing a week was found at a Highland Park rooming house. She was arrested with Ollie J Williams 24 on suspicion of Mann Act violations. She faces juvenile delinquency and as a material witness charges.
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Detroit
U.P
Suzanne Froedtert
Madison
Wis
Highland Park
Kurtis R. Froedtert
Milwaukee
Ollie J. Williams
Ivan S. Brown
Navy shirt surplus becomes tangled in red tape
Washington report traces the tangled handling of 12 million shirts and 5.5 million shorts declared surplus by the Navy. War Assets Corp and the Mead committee track transfers from warehouses in Utah New York and Brooklyn to veterans and retailers amid shifting orders and decentralization.
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James M. Mead
New York
Navy
Tts
War Assets Corporation
Federal Haberdashery
War Investigating Committee
Senator Mead
Utah
WAC
Navy Clothing
Brooklyn
Scotia
Clearfield
Mead Committee
Army caste system attack prompts call for Rapido River inquiry
Col. Miller Ainsworth of Luling Texas urged the House military committee to investigate the Rapido River battle in Italy. He singled out Gen. Mark W. Clark questioning whether the general exercised sound judgment and condemned War Department explanations as glossing over issues.
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Washington
Miller Ainsworth
Luling
Tex
36Th Division Association
House Military Committee
Rapido River
Italy
Mark W. Clark
36Th
Ainsworth
War Department
Silent Elmer Sought By Police After Odd Incident
A colorful frontier outfit wearing dummy Elmer, believed to be 6 or 7, was found on a street after a scout car crew spotted him in its headlights. He was taken to the police station with a broken head piece and a spooky smile. owners of the clothing store dummy can claim him.
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Elmer
Display of Candy Wins Top Prize at Industrial Show
The Second Annual Globe-News Industrial Exposition opened at Amarillo College with Thorn Candy Company winning top honors. Judges from local firms awarded first prize, $25, to Thelma Buckley and $15 to Russell Stationery Company with $10 for third. Awards honored displays from 38 exhibits plus honorable mentions. Wayne Fletcher and Clyde Wallis spoke on industrial development as crowds toured machinery to finished products.
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Arkansas Industrial and Development Commission
Wayne Fletcher
Little Rock
Globe News
Amarillo College
College
Clyde V. Wallis
Dallas
Fletcher
Amarillo
Wallis
Mercantile National Bank
H. O. Starks
Thorn Candy Company
Globe-News
Thelma Buckley
Russell Stationery Company
Hunsley’s Paint Company
J. H. Huber Corporation
Borger
Amarillo Tent & Awning Company
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corporation
Mann's Bakery
Panhandle
GM Workers Set To Return As GE Strike Ends
General Electric employees resume work in 16 states after the CIO United Electrical Workers ends a 62 day strike. The settlement includes a 18.5 cent hourly raise, similar to GM agreements, with 30 of 31 UAW units approving nationwide terms. Some locals delay returning until local issues are settled. Other back-to-work moves include machinists in San Francisco and Timken and Oliver Co. workers.
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General Electric
General Motors
CIO United Electrical Workers Union
CID
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Baltimore
San Francisco
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ohio
Oliver Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Charles City
Washington
Charles O'Neill
O'Neill
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wildcat
International Union
Urgency of food controls blamed for global famine urges UNRRA head
Atlantic City March 18 AP Herbert H Lehman returning UNRRA director general warned the premature removal of rationing and food controls risks widespread famine. He urged strengthening grain collection in Europe, expanding the UNRRA food board, and swift relief for displaced persons while noting unpaid pledges from Soviet Union and Poland amid a $3 billion relief bill.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
Lehman
Europe
Combined
Food Board
Canada
United Kingdom
Near East
Asia
Soviet
Russia
Kind Lady on Stage Wednesday at State Theater
The State Theater will host the play Kind Lady on Wednesday night at 8 15. Tickets go on sale at the box office with reserved seating and prices of 1 60 and 2 dollars including tax.
Truman urged universal military training and draft extension
President Truman faces pressure from advisers and Secretary Byrnes to extend Selective Service beyond May 15 and implement universal military training. House committee projections warn the armed forces could fall 500000 short by July 1 1947 if the draft ends, with Eisenhower estimating 570000 available without the draft versus a need of about 1 070000.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Choananas Af Fawauahlin
James F. Byrnes
New York
Byrnes
House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Armed Services
Eisenhower
Holloway Wins News Tip First Prize in Local Contest
Newstippers praised for tips as Ed Holloway of 745 North Fillmore won $5 for a tip on a car train collision at Grand Avenue crossing. Ralph Rodney earned $3 for a runaway car wheel tale and Jeane Towne received $2 for reporting an electrician-bowlers incident when lights failed at Wallie's Bowl.
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Ed Holloway
North Fillmore
Grand Avenue Crossing
Ralph Rodney
Cleveland
Jeane Towne
Harrison
Wallie’s Bowl
Fred Shirk
Buchanan
Weather and business notices from Amarillo region
Amarillo and vicinity forecast fair and not so cold this afternoon and tonight. Pair and warmer Tuesday. West Texas forecast fair today tonight and Tuesday with warmer Tuesday. Panhandle tonight. High 56 and low 26 with noon 48 for 24 hours ending 6 30 A M. Plus ads listing top prices for used cars, Jack LoRelle address, Neely Greenhill Lowndes Insurance, 5 ARgsal Co Real Estate and Loans.
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Amarillo
Vicinity
West Texas
Panhandle
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Atom
Frederick C.othman
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Great Southwest
Starks
Chicago
United Nations
Council of Unrra
Moscow
Poland
By Lyle C. Wilson
Holloway
News Tip
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Taylor
John Maynard Lbr. Co
W. 5Th
Weather Bureau
Jack LoRelle
10Th
Fillmore
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes, Insurance
Rgsal Co
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